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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15

1885, 22s27c. Mixsd Germans d. 1920. Aimarks do.
xoLAssEs-s.ssdy: Two earsoes to Philadslphis wer'
'G nj Snt :.say a. SPOT
Il sS . Els y: g. s:.. ):
Cham 81 lss ssa
NS%pa are n., at
for merchsnta6le ROsins dull the grade:
Ss'isf /: iii q 8 o. h y SSssa Vs. " a.
quiet sSs apass "a: yG
summer yellow fsir prime S7sloc.; summer white
domestic 50 cey a9s &C.
Western gT.s present sn 0 I@sss sss
sSs extra srae s Sperm
7 ssu ss's s yS.s sSs
sissshea .s
OCEAN vas sS. DS.nS.: lead
III sf' s IN fsa'sras as mere
D DSiS S. S yea nsns Seam snes @
Is 600 TssI gram a "a
"a recharte 10000 ora s. o. and from Baltimore
s. 3d. prompt loading MsdsITansan hence British .
:;ss@s1 ssSe q: n sT& =
bark 1000 bIls refined oil private terms 0rsG hsncs
bark sS. Eats
ssfs sos SSs n rs.lauu% a
Sos pF.a's
NEoUs hence schooner With with
Yor from a
tran bark. ]. 100 tons general cargo, lump sum.
ss] Sse sox nn n qq!s
ss Neg: Sgs. sis%
Mess si5as6 for Clear Back and 90 for Extra
SSHS s:
e eaSsd M acss%Si;nsd IL
the s BASIS is' Of sie Quoted prices syfrase
pi.tIed SLoulers IL Smoked
shoulders 7S.c.". MIDDLEs-pull and more or less
1 sara Clear iG at me elss auo
shade stronger and In far request cry Heavy TO Light
was weak and prices declined r aiterwart the feeling
became strong keeping with the rise at the west Rrees
moderately active saes $50 tcs Western steam spot To-
ns city s'ss ia
Continent private February closing lO3c;
iS4 a ssssf 1IS aIa.1s SS s9' a to?g
73sc co'ng f S3q tss 'a ans
thout variation OF movement with the usua, mol
crate trading Elgn Creamery 2sci pennsyiys ,a
barry hall frkn tubs 2sc; Welsh tubs l6a2lci state
DAIRY and hrkins l9S2iG' Western Imitation Gresmery
zoe; l7asc Chcesekues at firm prices but there
nsu %Ds % Fsn ls White sg sa
Flat l?9l3tc Good to Choice isn. sss sa,s
isa0i9c: Western. is igc, southern. $780, oo
sTEARiNE-suonger. city quoted : &c Sales, 1000
and AUf ana a lS1E1 %aos az ioc
sUGAR-A generally quiet market Raw supplies were ,er
for Fair Kenns and si6c Tor SO test centrga
Snsass1 cS5e q%s 3
GranuIaed 5'c Mould &C.. COnlectioners 6Sc Coffee
&c. Iafra { 4S.a4Src. C4aa ds, yellow a. sl%c.
TALLow-sttady and more active. Prime CITY quoted
%o6 T GENERAL market is dull and is rather easier
IN directions though hrstcass goods are st wen heiu
The business passing IS chiefly IN Mediums COARSE anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES OF >EG-YORK DEALINGS
moderately active business done in wheat options
but the total dealings fell of saturday The bears
still the upperani ami the OF wedding
out the longs continued Cash wheat yielded d cent
expo kept buying at the CONCESSIONS the total
Shipping inquiry reaching nearly 10000 bushels tenn
poary AMI a OF ia the features Of
early trading but after OF the trading shorts had
Of holders effected break of sal cent
Near effective in causing rally
which left the final losses only lsd cent The close was
trm as follows: sgk March s91s April 90is MAY
81 "a jane g2@ July 93 August 93, September ~ cents
Iasn corn was shade frmer under sustained
export demand purchases amounting TO 10000 bush.
extent. however and later there recovery which lett
March at 4S and April at ass unchanged.
May 49e down aud June at 49 cents cent lover
markets fesureles bat in the options losses
recorded of cent Tor February al 35s and for the
follows March and April IS. May 35s, and
June S5s cents pulness prevailed IN ar but the OPTIONS
enjoyed "A rally Of 5a6 points as follows February and
March 81 90, April 81 ~ Nav s. 10 and June :. 70
receipts gram ami no1r reported yesterday al
York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston fol.
Wheat, l3,GI7 bushels: li3 493 Jushels oats
So ia bushels $50 2Si bushels ronr. G35f
packages Chicago Milwaukee AMI St LOUIS the arrivals
were Wheat 3sSi9 bushels. corn 2l5S21 bushels
oats lOGOjJ bushels grain. u.225 bushels hour
lllalr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGR APu

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l4-l2:30 p m-CottonIB Business 10
Orleans 6l.d saes-1OO0O bales including LOCO baee
for export Recepts-2i0 TALES ell Amer
lean. ,,,, -, x...u..
clause February and March delivery 84d also 86!d
do March ami April delivery 9O4.l also lO6td; 90
April and May delivery lO64 l.; also l6id: do MAJ
Odd; 10 6ld do July ana August delivery ~
lid l764d do August anu september delivery
cid: also 1884, 10. september ami October delivery
Tenders for delivery at todays clearing 1000 bales new
- mtotton-Tne sales Of day included $500 bales
Futures steady Upiands Midiing clause February
delivery s64d do February and March delivery
B s.C4 BUYERS do March and April delivery. lO.o4dt
Nav delivery l364d buyers do June and July
delivery, ljt4iL buyers do July and August delivery
Ltd sellers August and september delivery 1904
sellers do September and October delivery, lAosa
Mding clause February delivery. 96ld buyers do Fob
arch delivery, J6id buyers; DO March ana
Apui delivery, lO04d buyers do April aud May deiv.
cry ~ odd. sellers do May aud June delivery lt-otd
sellers DO June and July deysr aeta sellers, DIG
and September l9G4d buyers do september and
October delivery. : 1854. sellers
GALVESTON, Feb l4-Cotton dnll Mtdding, 1915
Low Mitiling. s9 Good Ordinary 81 net and gross re-
324 bales exports Coastwise AUS bales sales 2lo
NoRFoLk Feb lI.-CC;ton firm Middling. 81 net and
gross receipts 0jS baes exports to Great Britain o45A
bales coastwse so bales sales oJ2 bales STOCK 1oosS
bales
SAVANNAH Feb. l4-Cotton steady Mddlins. 8 l6 Low
Mddng - 10; Good Ordinary I.l6; net recspts lolo
1850 bales exports Coastwlse 242A palesf
sales ], 40a bales, stock. 6756l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb l2Provisons- Bacon Cumberland Cut.
3Gs Cd Long Clear Midles 3Gs 3D. short Clear Mddes
37 Sd Short Ribs 3Gs I'd Shoulders 21s Cd cwt Beef
Sos 0d for Extra India Mess Prime Mess 6ss Cd Pork
Prime Mess. U2s Oh. per bbl: Prime Mess Eastern
t3sG; Western j7s 6i. LardAncIican. 35s Prime West
3js. g.. Lard OIL 32s 3D.. Hams Long Cut: AIS;
Shoulders Oh Butterll0s6d cwt for finest United
Western Spring. Is I'd ala ID; Red Winter, Is Sd d
rs. 3D. per Genital New No. Winter a.. 4d; do No. 2
Spring Is % New Mixed Western, 4s Al: California No
], Is 3D. Us. 0d do No 6s Cd D6 81 per GENITAL. Pro-
duce-Sprts Of TurpentDe sos l.: do at London 2Ss 3D.
pr ewt: Refined Petroleum I'd per gallon. Glover Seed
Pine American. 24s OBJ Prime City, 23s. Cd per cwt
Rosn-Comnon, IS 9dt Pale lis. I'd d0s Cd Lnseed oil.
xOs OIL per cwt Experimentation Refrigerated Beet
don NewYork state, 81 los Oh. as o. Cd Cottonseed
oil. Liverpool make. lSs. 3D.
Receipts of wheat the week From Atlantic ports 700
quarters from Pacific ports 1000 quarters from other
Sources. 1900 quarters
Receipts Of American corn Al 900 quarters.
LONDON Feb l3.Produce-Linseei OH, $40 0a6d a $50
Os 3d. per Calcutta Inseed Ala d. per quarters Lin.
seed Cake. f6 lGs Cd per ton Refined Petroleum. 6'<d
V5Td. per gallon; Spirits OF Turpcntine 2os Sd. PET
cwt for American sugar-l3s 0d per cwt for Cnba Cen
polOzing 900 and i 3D. f2s 3D. for Muscovado
fair refining atoat Australian Taow-Beef, 25s 81 126s
Cd; Mutton 2ss. Cd 3Oa ID Cocoanut Ol-CeylOn. &3d
Gs; Cochin 437 u.s. American Ref gerAted Beef ia 3D. for
hind quarters and 2s 3D. for fore SD by The
carcass
ANTwKRP. Feb. H-Petroleum- Pse American, 10
francs centnes paid and 10 francs IL centmes sellers
Wcoxs Lard closed at ~ francs 90 centDes 100 kos
BREMEN, Feb IA Petroleum. marks 10 pfenninRs
closed at 80 marks 90 ptennngs ITO d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
THE TRIAL OF UNGER.
co,,ptrr,Sc TILE JuRY-MR NIcoLL's OPENING

COMPETING lan
ADDRESS.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer justice narre's PIU
s,diue. was crowded yesterday with curious peor'o
ANXIOUS to see Edward Unger trial for muroer ING
nr,t degree for killing August Bohe. portions OF ~nUso
muti,sted body were found in trunk In baiuhore.
prisoner. stout. stold German. who manI hsnS
no e,notion whatever, was brought III nah IT,,
enfield and during the day sat quietly VIII Will ,nn one
t" daughters Annie and Emma ages eiRhteen anu anu .
nv his side The younger kept her arm arouna h,s Vii
and nestled closely to him. He was represen'ed Ny
lam Howe ict-AttOrney Marine anu MS "I
ant Delaney Nicoll, appeared for the people bers
hom,s we're spent in completing the jury inc c"0'
of which follows: ,,, ~
Iobn Richardson furs No. 1881 Fourth;ave; ~.
weightman mechanical engineer, No alo ,
Faude insurance No 2l0 East seventy u.s. aYr
a. Folso real estate buckingham HOte y0hu
lee No 27lia Monroest John ivan psasan,on, No
No 100 East Ninety James Hoian resavfan. w
81 West enty fhst; george w LeM'
Xoolleps No 3l5 Thirty second ST. MoIs ~
iiauors No. IL Mitchell Place; Andre a. ,ng,on ava
spector OF Government supplies No oos md
sres X shaw rygood No 220 West "a Wast
twenty seventh st.; Eugene oailahu' oiosA'Ar' ~'~
ODe-hundr and thirty -second-sI A.. ,,rr
At o'clock Mr. Nicoll began his opening 10 tne ES
He related the circumstances OF the case % rsnner
was premeditated murder. No noise was nearu ~ the
inmates of the house No. % Ridgest,.,, AZ ,.ne
APARTMENTS occupied by Unger and S0hie IN niabt
mept between the hours Of and 10 ocock o and ha
OF January 90 when the crime was NO sudden
argned from this the killing must have peeh ~ os
6low and moi IN selfdefence. Unger cias ~ ""0'
The trial will DO continued at ii q H. to-oay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
s,vrn nv THE DEATH OF TWO WITNESSES.

singular series OF deaths Pfeven1cu tne 'n'lc''
of punishment on Charles Nonnemacher' who was
placed on trial yesterday before Recorder smyth on
charges of murder and abduction. NVnnemacher Is a
short fbicx set man. with one arm. He 10 a street
musician, playing on halt dozen musical Instruments
nj the same time. He accused OF assautng Lizzie
died two months after at Bellevue Hospital. Her
mother and Roundsm,n Montgomery heard her diving
declarations, IN which NOnnemacher was accused Mrs
VolImer died on November 90 and Roundsman Mont
comeay was afterward killed by Policeman Rourke.
The absence of these two important Witnesses render
ed the proof OF Nonnemachers guilt slight that Re
cordcr Smyth as soon as the trial for murder was well
under way told Assistant District Attorney Purdv
that it would be useless to proceed further MT
Purdy suggested that the indictment Tor abduction
might be pressed with greater effect but when he had
explained the testimony which he purpOsed to intro
the Recorder said that there nothing to take
the to the jury. Nonnemacser was released but
the Recorder in discbargns him said You will DO
well to leave this city and hide yourself in regions
where uncivilized brutality will have fit home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ororArtoys on uRKygs TODAY

Good to Prime sold at IS 6ods6 % and
REVIEW OF THE WEEk.-The arrivals OF Beeves the
past week we're o22 less than last week, and 35i
Head less than the corresponding week last year
The receipts 81 Live for the week ending saturday
lighter Than recorded IN week for the past Twelve
except possibly during periods when the railroad
or HOODS Barely 100 carloads we're on
tire week. The market advanced l5c on We'd
nf IN. highest s% o price Ice rsSTed for Tie Week wa:
80 20 FOR g9 and So the o"es Se was o The
noticeable of the past weeks traffic was the entire
shipments Of Dressed Beef we're unusually light
lhe Canse is, no, srgs es to ousa which
DELAYED steamers from sailing on tlinc
British markets hrmrr for Refrigerator Eee which
sold NC and Amer Live Cattle were also doing
little better and bringing II II &c for the dressed WEIGHTS
increased receipts fell of In value c per ID
Wednesday ruling steady for the balance OF the week at
Tho falling ~ receipts Of sheep and Lambs very per
ceptb about 10000 head There active strong
favorable conditions o. the traIs On Thurs,
higher p ces continuing Friday an saturday,
Lambs were less active and declined about &c on friday
No Live Hogs worth Mentioning tn market Dressed
continued firm and advanced about &C per ID,
HEEVE-| Recelps yesterday ami to-day 207 OF
3isl head-l23 jersey city and - cars at 6Othst
Arrivals NJ 6Othst included ~ ears tor Mr. EASTMAN 81
cars Tor stern Metzger and - for Meyer Regen
stem; and there nothing for sale. o.,
At Jersey cry 81 ears went direct 10 saugteets anu 90
car were the market. Trade opened with moderately
active demand at strong frdys prices and although sales
at the opening AMI the yards were well cleared De-
lew Light Cattle sold down 81 20 9s4 40: very ori
nary Steers ~ 50SSj 80 with Jew tops bringing
butchers paid $685. 80 for Dry Cows Bulls Stays and
Rough oxen Of the best state oxen sold to 70
No shipments Of Live Meat this port TO-
dav the Nevada will take out 22OO quarters OF
Beef for Joseph Eastman. , -, 49,,
Beef and Mutton were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb II (Speciqt-Thc first sales OF wheat
advance OF u Saturdays closing price
Traders reluctant to sell al the start and the offerings
were small This produced rather firm tone although tho
figures May did not show improvement above o04
cents at price held for time Pork started at
an advance dropped slS 81 loss Of cents
from Saturday Gedes Singer and stewart and the Weare
Company sellers and under the pressure Of
the further receed 10 Sl3 j2 before
made At the latter point sudden change
In sentiment appeared ana the hGuIes moved
upward faster they had fallen Wright and
BUYERS days again showed that side
and before midday the price Sl3 30. with gooi trade
passing considerable anxiety apparent the
the early sellers and most Of them rushed TO
their sales the nay advanced and 10 buy orders
pearcd crowd began TO sell from eO4
price Owei 1919 cents by ~ O'Clock. The
Of 100000 bushels OF the visible supply OF
wheat hal influence the market, although the
amount what smaller than had been IeckoDcd by
hopeful buds Corn went down with wheat. Biega Co
being free sellers OF June The pce ranged between 39s
% In the forenoon, the from the latter point
showing AN Improvement OF cent Tie lard market
frm between So 80 and SC S1l4 with ribs say
- O5 for May. The reported taking OF 100000
bushels of heat shipment and further purchases
EXPORT renethene the afternoon arket and
~ cents closing al 10 sa0797s cents Pork
closest light trade. the last sales being made Mt
closed 80 81 80 Nav ribs 81 o.
MAY 1893. cents and May at 2s7s cents bid he
visible supply showed decrease In wheat Of
OF S64OOO bushels
u oats OF as, 900 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
EuROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErS

LONDON Feb. l4-l2:30 y. m-Consols 100 9.l6 fol
Nancy and 100 the United States Four Per
Cent bonds Four and Half Per Cent Sends III :
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger.
tidcaes ass. Canadian Pachc s. Erie, IS; do Second
Cousos lOl la Illinois Central l52 Mexican Ordinary.
ing. 1912 , 49,. ,,.. =. ., 49,.
SIS centimes for tho account
Az mAtlantic and Great Western First Mortgage TINS
tees Certificates as; Canadian Pacific 63t Erie 35t
mexican Ordinary. 81 Ii st. Paul Common. 49, Reading
l9l. . x,c nj,
n m-The amount NJ bullion gone into TIE BANK OF Eng
land on balance to-day Ia S4t5.oO0.
Paris per cent rentes ~ "a IIanc1
times account and Exchange ON London ~ 10 names ~
ntimes d checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15


resolution OF Mr. Walker, asking by what
authority the Dock Board granted permit to erect large
building the bulkhead CarAsonst President
STARK exhibited opinion from the Corporation Counsel set
Board had authority
ei in outside the original bulkhead Accordingly the
Board ground which the building erected 10
steamship Company at an annual rental OF
$500 for years with Of renewal Some OF the
he'd that the opinion OF the orporstoD Counsel
had been correctly interpreted by the department and
report be taken TO ascertain
whether the department possesses the power claimed
will report favoraby the resolution OF Mt
Cunklng requesting the Legislature 10 Assembyman
McIntyres bill prevent the doging OF personal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15

sa,s. SHERMAN q culver, "A Lancaster County, Penn,
s,r ss3 NJ M S 40, do lsal n st - 30, is DO 1888
~ y, 50 pu,I sIo m st "a 90 chicago steers i433
No. ~ * "a 4, DO i2a M Ar az az, lS DO I3s ~ AZ Is So
'd ~ y ION N ri 81 a. do 1902 ~ at Sc 80; Id
do 1857 H. at s6 2oi 10 do, 1885 10. at g 10; y
do 1913 10 AZ so l5i 10 do, 1904 10 at 80 obi ~
do 1880 10, at SO; 10 do 1859 ID. at r. Soi
Oxen, 1862 ID, at 60 20 Bunao steers ISIl on!a
At f6 Is, 10 40, l247 10, ct 50 To- IL do i2l5
b. ut So OH II do 1898 10, at % 20; ~ do 1902 az
Bull 1910 10, At 81 90 do 1903 ID, at ~ IL II Iao
1875 b. at 81 l0 1873 ~ At - do 1909 10 ct $S 30
Newton Gileti 10 Ohio stsers l640 o. =? ~ 10 90
lIb6 s5 So ~ do 1910 ID, at 50 los ~ DO lIiO ~
Is 10 1910 b. 81 a vOi 10 no. 1893 n At - 49, 90
i9io NJ "a rs. DO 1918 m Of 81 so: do, 1880 10. at
a. rs 2Osen llOO 10 ct 81 is Bulls 1928 n, 81 50 10
40 i2is ai ISL IS Bunao do 1900 o. at IS SO; II DO
sS a. ~ 40 lbs at a. 81 Is 6ss D. at co. 20
Sf.sT: stsrs and Cove $50 D. Of 81 ib Bulls 1900 b.
schsmSsrs: Is Chicago Steers 1888 ~ at - e7 Is
&C. tVS' W. a. Rn,is isl6 n At Al as, do 1870 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
THE JUSTICE HAD MET THEM BEFORE.

Patrick Geoghegan femanded at JeHersoh MafKtt
Court sunday by Justice Reilly and again yesterday
by Justice Murray being suspected connection with
robbery from Of Haggertys wagons recently
also arrested account OF thus maD Uut
them Hughes aerward died at Bellevue Hos
pts The other named Gardner held for trial last
When Gardner Geoghegan brought before
Justice Murray Yesterday he greeted them pleasantly as oI
reminded them they
recently with truck and told the ladies' that they had come
take the piano for repairs ordered by the gentleman
The gentleman the house happened 10 De al
home and thew did not take the piano Both OF the
acquaintance with Anu
much hurt at his imputaons their character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
" sad Aaron 10 Moses

have been sufferer from cafarrh The despe
raon which caarrh produces is often sufficient TO make
people many things and many continue snf
feIing just such Dr. sa2es Catarrh efsy
existed from the stmpcstfo the most
aud all the consequences OF catarrh person
cured by Sages Caarrh Remedy Will lot be AIT To
take again II leaves the membranes healthy
druggista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BuTvALo. Feb. H-Cattte- Receipts to-day were 1853
total for week thus tar $50 nesd came
to NewYork toay-si ears * NewYorK 1877 care %
advanced 10 o2sc from last Monday and closed
@ the .ars g 90 s g os
s. so COWS and Hsfers s. Is d o. salh q 10
9s3 10; stockers and Feeders quiet a s39s3 76 Mich
thus tar 1860 head Tor tune l.st wses. y. 200
head consigned through 81 cara ls olwhch 70 Ne.yost!
weak to Fair IS 26 Good 70 Choice q %
ass rs; Extra 81 $685. 90 Western Lan6s gn:ee'isS
LAMBS IS 1896 all offerings taken.
Hoos Kecepls TO day were 9y43 head total f0r wecx
s % s" as ss es ' 81
:.s s cars tss
Selected Yorsers IS Is IS sssctsa Medium wsshs
50 0s5 30 sales chiefly 1t 80 800s6S5 Coarse Mixed
Heavy Ends - o. market closed strong all offerings
taken - 80,
CHICAGO Feb 1.Tas Drovsrr yorrnas reports-Catt.s.
slow Generally loo lower Shipping Steers $50 70 1900
10 SIS - 80, rtockers Feeders ~ 60oS3 !t Cove
iiuis Mixed 81 10 oss 10; bulk s216sS3 20; Meal
r. HoasNRscs 81 fooo hsaa shipment. 5000 nsxtss
Choice esnts higher kousn and M5cd % 40
9; 80 sEps 81 oos 1000 ~ head Shipment. 1000 h.s
market iS92oc lower Native. e oossS wssssFi
81 Louis. Feb. Il.-CaaIs- Receipts 1900 head ship;
head: the market was steady on buichers and
G1 30 sPgn p to Good shOpns steer.
Butchers steers, Fair to Choice. 81 lO0H 10 Feeders
good. s. 7osss 50: s.oe.ers; tai1 e Sood y w
Hoos-Receipts. 1900 head sniDnentA head; inc
active. and SO loo higher eio.ns strong Cn0es
fair TO good. SO 20 sS5 40 Workers. meum " fancys
IS 0O9s5 20 Pigs. common 20 good 81 4OSs4 70
heeD-i.sSeips ooo heel smDsn'' Fair "a "a ass 70s
Medium 10 Prime 10 SOOSaSu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15

ToLEDo. Feb. A.-wheat duh. nrm. Cash $40 asked,
NAV rs &c bi JgIe - 'c Did Ang 50 &c bid
Cash SOisc bid. Clover seed dun Cas and Feb 81 7o
March ~ 729 bid .Receipts-wheat 0.000 bush Corn
sbnsh. Oats ... bush. Clover seed 81 bagA ship.
incntswheat 23000 bush Cora 5000 Dush. Oats 2OJO
bush. Clvverseed 2l0 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Lirer. Vessels and Raiiroais
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

vaucs were not changed to-day and the dc.
a was light The sales reached only 1856 bales AS saturday
evening" al o. which were for consumption. The port
IecepI. were hight. 1853 bales comparing 1888
bales this day last and "a bales this ay last year
sinco september the total port receipts have been
lastvea ~ ~ Wv '
a as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15
81 Dsur K,o,x WIN, Ala Me,

says many sufferer ~ have the blues ightfuy am
noubed with headache dizziness have lost appe-
iie there 30 bad taste In mouth constantly, What is
the matter with ~ We will tell yOu you "bOus .
tiet bottle Of Dr. PIerce's "0odsn Medical Discovery
eBEgtsts have it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15

sALEsAT7HE COSS0LID4 TED STOCK AND PETR0.
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-15

In State bonds Louisiana consol is y higher at
4sie Tennessee settlement b were steady at ISL North
Carolina special taxes were q lower al l5 ana quebec
Railroad bonds we're quiet aud generally firm Eric
second q. sold az gS4 90 Missouri Kansas and Texas
general IL steady at SOLE aud the 5s were on To
s5ii. Rome. Waertown and oedensourg os sold up to
Canada Southern nr-t - wcre firm at 1851. and
The seconds were ishgher at ~ 2 Baltimore ana ONO
western extension "A 9-7sd9sA. East Tennessee Vlr
gina and 1eorgia gold rs we're steady ut 90 New-York
Chicago AMI ~ Louis first receipt. were quiet at 9sAs
9s7a. Columbus, Hooking Valley ana Toledo
g We're OIL a. sSh Hewfork 70 ,y no.i s"h
MS so.Sa oDS Western . od at
o. Denver and Rio Grande Is were up L at 7sA Cen
tra Pacific land grants up - at lO3N Texas and
Pacific incomes sold AT o. aud nrss Rio Grandc d l-lon
81 Joseph and Grand island hr-s we're mp 4 at IO7is.
and ~ Louis. Arkansas and Texas seconds were l.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
seed oil certificates sold $1,000 nj 62 d60+
ferred 900 So Boston: IIoosac Iunnel and Western
500 at 81 20. Phenix Mining ,324Op at S0 02r2G
Mning d 800 at s6d$5 i2laeSj So
Money ruled easy SI per cent t and Exceptionally S at
fhe suleTreasqry today gained on balance 800 g9
coin The days operations covered: Receipts,
sl.sl7.6G0 payments. Sl.Gl7 26l currency balance
sTs3 eq o sss se va. n. follows
Exchanges, $l29.i5l ,G0l balances. St,6s2,527.
The United States Treasury at Washington received
$205.oOO National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts $sOG6i0 and the internal
revenue receipts S6ls $50.
The foreign exchanges fairly active and stronger
In the absence Of supply ~ commercial bills We revise
quotations for bu. ncss follows: Bankers bills ~ so9
and ~ SSH for long and short sterling respectivey
52lli and 5l0s for francs 95l and 957s for reich
marks 4Ol4 and iOl2 for guilders
In London British consOls irregular; for money
they closed l6 per lower at 100 GIG and for nc.
count 10 higher al 100 l1-6 The open money market
quiet and steady The Bank OF England gained
944500O bullion on balance American railways opened
steady and improved aud closed quiet ut about the best
figures OF the day. AT Paris French per cents declined
from IT. 10 to 20 50 and recovered to 7715 and sight
exchange on London easier ut 2J.4l H. " tho